. . . I - ?? -- - ?? The weekly meeting of the boarc was new yeatercay at the usual hour. Sir Robert SHAW, Bart., in the chair. After some preliminary business bad been disposed of, Mr. Byrne, Clerk of the Union, proceeded to lay before the board the details of a correspondence

d TEE AMERICAN ARRIVAL. o In another column will be found the news of the a American arrival. Our accounts are as yet but par. e tial, only a portion of the Irish letters brought by the mail have yet reached Dublin. Our own New e York letters are still behind. The state of the m

I TO THiE EDITOR OF TIIE FRWEMAN. Dublin, November 2d, 1846. Siat-Tt is with much rolscetaone I again seek to take naivetstago of muar liberality, by requesting the insertion it your columns, of the following extract from a letter I received this morning from a gentlerman reoldin

GEORGE'S CROSS PETIT SESSIONS (COUNTY IMEATH.) I (rSOte A CORRESPON'DENT.) Our sessions here to-day were occupied with a very cu. rious investigation. A great number of magistrates, in- cluding Captain Despard, R.M., were present. This investigation grew out of exceedingly extrao

LOYAL NATIONAL 'REPEAL ASSOCIATION. 7I'HE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL AS- TSOCIATION OF IRELAND will meet on MON- DAY, the 31st August instant, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. THE LIBERATOR WILL ATTEND. 1W The principal door in front to the ground floor i

iEUSH COLONIZATION SCHEME. "I ?? ~~j~v TIVDDVV THE CATHOLIC BISHOP OF DERRY. (Frota the Evening Freeman of yesterday.) The following is the correspondence which has recently passed between the Committee appointed to promote the lately propounded Irish Coloniza- tion plan, and the

LITERATTURE.l * HOWITT'S JOURNAL. Edited by MARY and WILLIAM HowETT, (Part II. Price 7d. April, 1847.) This little aspirant for public favour deserves a great deal of encouragement. It's editors have long laboured in the right path-on the side of the people-and so far as they hav

THE CORPORATiON. ?? _ .: thir hnld hail ?? I An adjourned meeting of tosis noay was net6I yesterday is the City Assembly house, The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, in the chair. His LoaDsnip begged the attention of the house for a few minutes, while he made allusion to a matter of som

IMPORTANT NOTICE.an ?? L Persons professing Repeal Principe5l and A who may be entitled to be admitted to the ldedom of the City of Dublin, are requested to send in fortbth the p rtiuar of their claims to the Committee Rooms, Corn Exchanga, when the necessary steps will be taken

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